3-Star Hotels in Hong Kong

Room is as per advertised. I measured myself and the square footage of 16 m2 is accurate. The good service would be the cleaners. Don't expect top notch service from the front desk. If you sit at the lobby, you can hear a lot of complaints from the front desk talking about their customers' request. Talking bad about your customers are never a good things especially more in front of other customers. Location is good, with a bit walking require to MTR station. There is a bus station directly in front of the Hotel. You can take bus 101 to Central.

Not a bad hotel consider the price and very centrally located. Room is a little small but acceptable. The hotel is very close to the MTR and overall I enjoyed staying here and will consider this hotel again on my next visit.

The hotel is okay nearby the company meeting that we attended. It was my first trip overseas and I enjoyed it. I was excited and happy that I managed to travel overseas for the first time with my own hard earned money. It was possible with Abit help from our tenant's wife she gave small token of appreciation for my graduation. Did not expect to have this gift from someone I recently just met.

The location is not only convenient but full of histories. The nearby street sells traditional Hong Kong goods such as Gingsen and dried seafood. If you spend 1 min waking down the Queens St and Queen’s Rd W, you’ll be taken to local fruit stores, tea restaurants, and convenient stores, etc. From there, you can go to subway stations, local parks, antique stores, and the famous Man Mo Temple. The nearby Hollywood Park was said to be the place where the British flag was raised in Hong Kong. The hotel room is quiet, clean, comfortable. My only complain is that the mattress was substantially harder than what I expected; if you are like me, you can get extra bedding that solves the problem in 15 mins.

I had a pleasant stay at Silka Seaview Hotel. The location is fantastic, near Yau Ma Tei MTR station and Temple Street Night Market. The rooms are small but clean, with basic amenities. While the decor feels a bit dated, the staff was friendly and efficient. It’s a good option for budget travelers who want a central, convenient spot in Hong Kong. Overall, great value for money

Room was decent for its price. The space was quiet tight and they only provide disposable towels. No toiletries and slippers, but they have shower gel. Very simple bfast with noodles and bun or ham and egg sandwich.

the hotel lobby is spacious and well decorated! there’s a coffee bar and a power bank rental station! check-in process was quick and hassle free and the staff was friendly! location is pretty good as it’s only a 3-minute walk from the main street & central mtr station. it’s also a walking distance from the tourist areas like the central escalator and central market! + a lot of stores around the hotel! the room is small but overall clean and reasonable for the price. pretty view as well! only issue is that the towels given are basically disposable paper towels but big in size, would recommend to bring your own towel and toiletries. other than that, highly recommend this place and it’s an excellent choice for solo travellers looking for a decent, convenient and cheap place to stay! :)

Good budget hotel, the room did feel dim with the lighting and there weren't that many extra amenities. You have to pay for a tooth brush and water. The hotel does not remodeling. I would recommend this place if you are on a budget in Hong Kong and want your own private place. Overall it is a fine place to stay

Competitive price, but the -ve is that the room is only suitable for 2 people. If you have a child, you need to pay an additional HKD 150 per person per night and the deposit is quite high HKD 500 (refundable). The rest is ok

The location is great and the staff were helpful. It’s a great place unless you’re claustrophobic because like it’s name it a mini room and the space is small but it has everything you need and close to malls and restaurants.